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Sauzal

Architecture | Residential

A sculpted white villa on the volcanic coast, where a floating stair and a cascading pendant light meet an unbroken view of sea and mountain.

Location
Canary Islands
Category
Private villa
Year
2026
Design Lead
Armony Architects
Clifftop white villa with cantilevered volumes overlooking the ocean horizon, edged by a rugged volcanic stone retaining wall and desert landscaping.

Sauzal is a private villa set on a volcanic clifftop plot, its sculpted white volumes cantilevering toward the ocean horizon while a stacked stone retaining wall holds the sloped garden of agave and palm below.

Rear terrace of the villa with an L-shaped plunge pool, a glazed corner living room, and the sea visible beyond.

Inside, a double-height living space rises beneath a cascading pendant light and a floating timber stair, opening through floor-to-ceiling glazing onto a plunge pool and terrace that blur the line between inside and out.

Double-height living room with a floor-to-ceiling glazed corner, a cascading round-bulb pendant light, a floating timber stair, and mountain views.

The kitchen and dining area continue the material language of marble, walnut, and warm stone, framed by uninterrupted views across the mountains to the sea.

Open kitchen with a marble-topped island and integrated built-in ovens, framed by a mountain view through floor-to-ceiling glass.

Upstairs, bedrooms wrap around glazed corners that open directly onto private terraces, each one holding its own quiet frame of ocean and mountain light.

Dining and living area with a walnut dining table and chairs, a dark abstract art panel beside the floating stair, and the open kitchen beyond.Bedroom with a floor-to-ceiling glazed corner opening onto the pool terrace and mountain views, with a walnut wardrobe to one side.En-suite bathroom with a frameless glass shower, a round wall mirror, a floating white vanity, and potted greenery.Upper-level terrace bridging two glazed volumes, a lounge on one side and a bedroom on the other, framed by mountain views over a marble-tiled floor.Driveway approach to the villa's angular white volume, framed by palms, agave, and volcanic rock outcrops with the ocean visible beyond.